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 1 4 |        Chapter 4~A MEETING OF THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB~Was the mystery of
 2 4 |           it rush past. It was an automobile; all were agreed on that.
 3 4 |         and Europe. Now, this new automobile which was astonishing the
 4 4 |       rumor about this mysterious automobile. It was said to be a supernatural
 5 4 |        race was to be held by the automobile Club of Wisconsin, over
 6 4 |        smoke. Evidently it was an automobile with a most extraordinary
 7 5 |        performances of the “demon automobile.” And when Mr. Ward brought
 8 5 |         as that of the remarkable automobile which has so amazed us all.”~“
 9 5 |    disappearance of the wonderful automobile had the no less wonderful
10 5 |  appearance of this boat and this automobile?”~“There is something of
11 6 |          follow the track of this automobile or this boat?~Seated in
12 6 |         Mr. Ward that perhaps the automobile and the boat which had attracted
13 6 |           what she referred.~“The automobile has not come back?”~“No.”~“
14 6 |       Take now this affair of the automobile and the boat. If you could
15 7 |           there, any more than an automobile. Only high-flying birds
16 7 |         previous mysteries of the automobile and the boat. The Washington
17 7 | suggestion: “After the mysterious automobile, came the mysterious boat.
18 8 |           the other. How could an automobile become a boat, and yet more,
19 8 |          had disappeared like the automobile from the roads, and like
20 8 |          started to jump into his automobile and to speed away at the
21 8 |       without news, either of the automobile, the boat, or the submarine.
22 8 |          apart. Even granting the automobile this unthinkable speed,
23 8 |           of the present year, an automobile traversed the roads of Pennsylvania,
24 8 |         race held by the American Automobile Club, it covered the course
25 10|   accomplished when he was in his automobile on land or in his boat on
26 10|           must have contained the automobile. At another time, almost
27 11|       intricacy, as to be at once automobile, boat and submarine?”~“I
28 12|          longer be turned into an automobile, and go darting away across
29 13|   navigating? Was it moving as an automobile? Speeding across the roads
30 13|           of the jolting that the automobile must have suffered even
31 13|         and the machine became an automobile, must I not abandon all
32 14|           the boat, changed to an automobile, would quickly cross the
33 14|         would be her change to an automobile.~And now what would this
34 14|        the shores and flee by the automobile routes.~In the midst of
35 15|           It was at the same time automobile, boat, submarine, and airship.
36 15|        Here was the garage of his automobile; the harbor of his boat;
37 17|         did not yet know that the automobile and boat could also transform